Fast Response Solid State Voltage Regulation for Critical Loads
Static Voltage Stabilizers (also referred to as Static AVR or Solid-State Voltage Regulators) can offer millisecond response times while making corrections, employing power electronics components like IGBT or SCR modules.
As opposed to either servo or relay voltage stabilizers, Our static voltage stabilizers provide stable, precise, and maintenance-free voltage control, do not use any mechanical components, thus avoiding any motor start times and any pointcontact wear. As such, these are the best devices for use in any given application where the voltage response time, voltage tolerance, and system reliability are paramount.
✔ Reaction time ≤ 5 ms
✔ Output accuracy within ±1% (rated load, specified input conditions)
✔ Without motor, no contact wear, low maintenance cost
Not sure if your application needs a static voltage stabilizer?
Utilize the selection guide listed below or send us your parameters for an engineer-reviewed selection.
A static voltage stabilizer represents a voltage regulation system that utilizes solid-state power electronics to real-time correct input voltage fluctuations. The stabilizer monitors the incoming voltage constantly and electronically regulates it to provide a stable, step-less output without any delay or mechanical movement. These types of regulators are particularly suitable for sensitive and fast-changing loads.
Designed for fast-changing and sensitive loads
⚠️ Important
Therein, IGBT static voltage regulators do not provide backup power; they regulate the quality of voltage only. In case of power interruption protection, one needs a UPS system.
The main basic benefits of IGBT technology are fast switching like MOSFETs and high current capability like bipolar transistors, enabling high performance in demanding voltage regulation applications.
Smoother regulation: no step change, no jump in voltages Harmonic distortion lower by a factor of: Clean output waveform Higher reliability: Suitable for continuous operation Compared to their predecessors, such as servo or relay-based systems, the IGBT type of stabilizers is highly preferred due to their inimitable efficacy in applications with frequent or unpredictable voltage fluctuations.
| Item | IGBT Static Stabilizer | Servo Stabilizer | SCR Stabilizer |
|---|---|---|---|
| Regulation Method | IGBT solid-state | Motor-driven variac | SCR phase control |
| Response Time | ≤ 5 ms | 1–2 seconds | 20–40 ms |
| Output Accuracy | ±1% | ±2-3% | ±1.5–2% |
| Moving Parts | None | Motor & brush | None |
| Voltage Regulation | Stepless | Step-less but slow | Phase angle control |
| Best For | CNC, medical, data centers | General industrial loads | Medium-speed loads |
For high-precision and fast-response applications, IGBT static voltage stabilizers are usually the preferred solution.
Our IGBT Static Voltage Stabilizers are available in a wide range of ratings to serve diverse project requirements.
Cooling: Forced air / optional intelligent thermal management
Protection:
IGBT-based stabilizers are selected for projects in which voltage stability directly impacts product quality or safety, or system uptime.
Typical applications include:
Industrial automation & robotics ???? If your system has frequent dips in voltage or rapid variations in the load, IGBT static regulation can improve the stability and reliability of such a system.
An IGBT-based static stabilizer is advised in the following situations:
When the tolerance of the voltages is large and the changes are gradual, a servo stabilizer might be adequate.
To properly size the system and ensure reliability, you are requested to provide information as follows:
Selection Checklist
Engineering Recommendation In the case of impact loads or non-linear loads, we would normally specify a margin of capacity in excess of 50.
Every IGBT static voltage stabilizer is subjected to :
Full-load functional testing
Aging, and thermal stability tests
Protection and safety verification
CE
ISO 9001
Compliance with the international standards set by IEC
Test reports and certificates available upon request.
Standard models: 2–3 weeks
Custom settings: lead time in projects
OEM / ODM support: Available
Special input/output voltage ranges
High ambient temperature design
Operation compatible with generators
Branded project specific
Q1: Is a static voltage stabilizer better than a servo stabilizer?
A: For the purposes of quick action with high accuracy, static stabilizers are more appropriate. For the needs of less accurate slower systems, servo stabilizers might work.
Q2: Can static stabilizers support unbalanced loads?
A: Yes, but with limitations. Please give me your undefined condition.
Q3: Does it work with generators?
A: Yes, with proper configuration. The nature of the generators to be used has to be put into consideration during selection
Q4: Is maintenance required?
A: It needs no maintenance work because it has no moving parts.